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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-15

Garland. Rev. D. and wife, Bethel.
Gfeen. Rev. Daniel, Machias
Garland. Mrs Anna NJ. Portland.
Harlow, Rev. E. A., Bansor,
Hasxeal. Rev: W. H. and wife, West Falmouth.
nunungton, Rev. b. 5, and vile. Gorhan
Holyoke. Rev. C. G. and wife, North Edre comb.
Hill. Mrs. Edw F.. and lady friend, KnishtsviIie.
How ard. Rev. B. B. and wife, Boston.
Harishorn. E. and wife. Ellsworth rans.
44aoo1rd. W: r. and wife, Bangor.
Hale. Thos. f., Castine.
Hopkins, J. B., Topsham,
Hsrbutt, Rev. Chas.. Searspor,,
Haa a,' a Rev; W. T.. soath Bridsson.
hubbard: Rev NJ. Ellsworth.
HAYES, Rev. J. 7. and wife. Litchaeld Cor.
nanock Rev. L. H.. Portland
Higgins. John. Portland.
illsley. Mrs. Hora;io. South Freepo..
Jones. Rev. G. ". and vile. New sharon.
Jones. Rev A. n. Turner
Jacobs. ars J. H., and lady friend. Rocklaad.
Jones, Rev j. A. Sorridzewock.
jenkins. Rev. R. W. Gardiner
Kent, Mrs. J. H.. and lady friend, Bangor.
hyie. Miss Alice NJ, Portland.
Lewis. Geo. and wife, South Berwick.
Lunt, Rev. N. H., New Gloucester.
Lowne, Rev. :. D.. ampdeu
Loring. Rev. II. G.. Winthrop
Lylord. MS; j. Z. and daughter, Corinna.
lockwood. Rev. q. A and wife, Kennebunk,
NJ.
Millett, 7. =. and brother Bingham.
Mckenney, Mrs. +. H.. Old Orchard
Echn ignt. Rev. II. and wife, Falmouth,
Merrill. Rev. B. B., Brewer.
Merrill. Mrs.. I. and daughter, Gray.
Mofehouse, Rev. d. A. and wife, Foxcroit
Mann, Rev. W. G., Mon-on.
Morrow. Rev Z. and wife. wiscasset.
Merrill NJ. c. and wife. Yarmouth.
Marston, Mrs., Yarmouth.
N.
Newconb. Mrs. s., and lady friend Biddeford.
Nichols. Rev. c: L. and wife, south Freeport
Newport. Rev. f.. Wilton
Norcross. Rev. +. ", Union.
ossood. Mrs. Hannah c.. Fryeburg.
Perry, Rev. F. $, Limerick.
Peacock, Rev. X. NJ, wife and child Monmouth
Peaslee. Mrs. Abbie, Aubura.
Pratt, Mrs. John. Auburn.
Pond, Miss Z. NJ Belfast.
Page, Albert
Ropes. Rev. C. J. II Bangor.
Rice. Rev. e., Andover.
Reynolds. Rev Lauriston and wife, Yarmouth.
kedlon, A; and wife. Southwest Hsrbor.
Rednan. and wife, Ellsworth.
Root, Rev. S and wife, Auburn.
Reid, Rev. e. H.. Freedom.
Richards, Rev. j. S. and wife, Alfred
Robie, Miss Mary f., Auburn.
X we, J.P.
Rowe. Mrs J. c.. Port and.
Rob rts, Rev. J. H..
skinner. Rev. A L. and son, Bucksport
Southern. Mrs. X. c., Fryeburg.
smith. Rev. +. y. and wife, Wateryille
Snow, Rev. z. b.. willard.
Sturgis. ,Irs. j. NJ. New Gloucester
Sewall, Prof. J. S. Bangor.
Spaulding, Miss Grace f., Portland.
Smiley. j. D.. Brewer Village.
Smith, ID. L., Topshan.
Thayer. Rev. p. B., Garland.
Iappan, b. and daughter, Norridgewock.
Thompson, Miss Mary L.. Portland.
True. Mrs, Yarmouth.
Tibbetts, NJ IS, Portland.
w.
Warren,J P. and wife. Portland.
Warren, Z. L., Durham.
Wiswall, Rev. Alex, Norway
woodbury.. Mrs. C. A. and husband, Woodfords.
Wheeiock. Rev. A. H., Dexter.
Wathen Rev. c. b Orono.
Wilder. Rev. C. S., Madison.
Whitmore, Mrs. A, Brunswick.
vii Jams, Rev. L. p, Winslow.
Wagg, Mrs. q. W., Auburn.
Whittier. Rev. Chas. and wife, Dennysviile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-15

Mr.. J. W. Patte-son's team ran away on
the East Side last evening, smashing his
wagon. Cannot learn that he was injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-15

Know myself by reading the "Science Of
Life" the best medical work ever published,
for young and middle-aged men.
may7d&vly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-15

Mr.. Reed returned home from his island
yesterday. Says the trees he set last fall are
all doing finely, and that he now has wharf
n process of building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-15

The programe for Wednesday is as fol
lows:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. Q, Devotional exercises
$50. Anniversary of Maine Missionary Society
Rev. j. o. Fiske. ID. D., President Sermon by Rev
e. +. W Hubbard Report Of the Treasurer Re
pert Of the >ecretary Rev. j. Z. Adams.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNoON-2, Educational Insti
tutions Bangor Seminary. Bowdoin COLLEGE
iiallowell Classic |, School, 8, Maine Branch Col
lege and Education Society. Report OF sunday
school work. . 20 American Missionary As.ocia.
ton. Rev. A. +. Beard, ID. d.
WEDNESDAY EVENING $50, Address by Rev. K
b. Webb. ID. d. American Missionary Society
Rev. w. q. Puddefoot,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-15

There is a brisk demand for produce in
the city this week, owing to the session of
the Congregational convention, which brings
many strangers into town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-15
Horsford's Acid Phosphate


DR.. A. Trau, Philadelphia, says: at pro-
notes digestion, and improves general outri-
ton of the nervous system"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-15

The Jessie B. arrived here at 9 P NJ, last
night.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

The aadiense last night at the Opera
House was moi so large as that on
Wednesday, bat IL vas quite as enthus-
iastio aud applaoded generously
throughout the fSur acts. The play,
"Unknown," is Of the same order as
that given 90 Wednesday evening and
abounds in stirring scenes and sensa-
tional situations. Miss Boyd essays =
role which makes little call upon the
ability which We believe she possesses.
Her impersonation Of the character Of
the light hearted Bessie MerFibright,
however, is happily conceived and ad
mirably maintained throughout. aud en-
one OF two occasions she gave indica-
sions OF what might be offered IL role
requiring a greater display Of high dra-
matte power. The favorable tmprC ssi0n
created by Mr.. Roberts Ia the pSevious
performance remains unchanged. lie
appears 20 ind eonRsnial impersona-
ton in the character of the unfortunate
uAknova, aud sinks his personality
most efeotually in the portrayal Of the
part.
The support IL we'll balanced. Mr..
Wallace makes as hearty q tar as We re-
member TO have seen, and Frank Hatch,
as Jimmy, evoked much laughter by bis
couicsl rendition of the character Of
che INSCRIPTIONS cookney Euglishman.
NJ krohler was quite acceptable, and
Miss George Haynes looked 80 pretty
as ever and aete d With much vivseity.
Miss Grouse. too, displayed msoh spirit
as the hoidenish Annette.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

PAssTNo AwAT.-One by one the old
landmarks are removed in the transition
from . village to a city. A couple Of
years ago the first residence Of Arthur
A. DeRny in Seattle was torn down or
moved back out of sight to make room
for Frye's Opera House. The old
home of DIR. Maynard was removed to
make way for the Arlington Hotel, and
the old Occidental, at one time the
finest hotel building on the Sound. was
tern down TO give way TO the more pre-
tentioas Occidental block. Most of she
original Seattle business houses, q row
of one-stoFy, uppretentious looking
shantles, we're converted into kindlino
wood 30 make room for Squire's Opera
House. now the Brunswick Hotel. Sc
IL has been Reing on for several years,
until there Is scarcely building left
recognizable by the settler of twenty
years ago. Hillory Butler informed
reporter Of the PosT-INrKLLIoRNcKR
yesterday that IN few days be would
commence tearing down his old resi-
dence on the corner Of James and
Second street to make room for q more
pretentious tvo-story business house,
40x60 feet in size, and two stories high
with q basement. In speaking of the
intended removal Of the old Building,
Mr.. Butler said: II built that thar old
house "a years ago. At that time IL vas
almost in the edge Of the woods, and
people asked me Why l did net 90 oat
into the eoantry to build a house. be-
lisys il is the oldest building in Seattle
occupying its original site"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25
Jersey BAlbriesAD Underwear. orrAnr.

MORE STEAMERS CoMISa.-A gentle
man Just over from Portland said to a
reporter Of the Posi- ISTEILTGKScER yes
terday; 81 don't know what We web-
feots would DO II 10 vas not fer P1gei
Sound. which furnishes as an exhaust
less market for our surplus steamboats,
We sent YOU the Eliza Anderson. Will
SEQ q. Hunt. Aunie Stewart. Emma
Harvard. Idaho, Otter, Washington.
CITY Of Quinoy, Gszsile. Gold Dust.
Flretwood, MildwOod, Rip Van Wrinkle,
Michigan, and mary more that might
mention. Some Of them are good boats.
and some were no good. | learned the
other DAY in Portland. thai twO-apd
probably terce--additienal small tugs
we're being fitted up over there 20 be
brouehi around 10 tbs Soand. One OF
them IL tbs Uuiou, bat the names Of the
others | have forgotten. Your Captain
L lis, OF tie steamer Helen, has b nded
= bull and house Of steamer AZ Astoria.
and II be can make satisfactory sr
raneements g. have her br uRht aroond
be gill de 80. end either take the ma
sainery out Of the Helen and ! al u into
tae larger boat, or sell the Helen and
have more powefful maohiueFy pot into
the larger boat. I met him IN Astoria.
Aaa be told me The Helen vas too small
for hts rapidly crossing trade 90 the
Pert Washington route. He has been
irving 70 arrange with the Oregon lm-
provsneni Company 30 have Que Of tbs
eoliiers tow bis nee steamer around %
the Sound. bot bis negotiations IN that
regard a. not seem 20 pan ont very vel.
Howsvsr, II YOU Sound people keep on,
yoa will have sue whole OOlambia river
h.et ever here 90 salt water after
Awhtle"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25
Nn.lln Uuderuear. CnrsrEa CIr1n1
gNJoT LIFE

What q truly beautiful world We live
ini Nature gave as grandeur OF noun
tAins, Rlens and oceans. and thousands
Of means Of enjoyment. We can de-
sire ne more when in perfect health;
bat how often de the majority Of people
feel like giving up disbeariened, dis
oouraeed and worn out With disease,
when there is no occasion fer this feel
Tag, a. every sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof. that Green's August
Rlover. will make them free from dis
ease, ss when bora. Dyspepsia, and
Liver Complaint are the direct causes
Of seveaty I'VE per cent. Of such mala-
dies as Biiiousness, Indigestion, Sick
Hesdaehs. CossiTenees. Nsrvous Pros
trAtion. Dizziness Of the Head, Palpita-
ton Of she Heart, and other distressing
symptoms. Three dos of August Flow
Or viil prove lie wonderf1l effect. Ssm
pie bottles. 10 cents Try IL. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

Timothy bsy e selling a. 10 per ten
b. Mussiabrod q Ieoy.
Ths stsaner Geo. W. Elder sails for
60 Pfareiseo this afternoon.
ne Zsphyr yesterday took quite .
t.d Of Supplies for DoRHsh Bay.
Tha litsIs steamer Jessie Of Olympia
w.s 10 port yesterday 20 pass BET annual
Inspection.
tn. old bark Columbia has finished
t..Siu0 lumber at Stetson 4 Posts and
I'll III 70 day for California.
Tbs Oolioe raided 9 Chinsss opium
t.irt wednesday evening, arrested three
Ghinamen. and captured member Of
e;Oss and layoute.
Ths steamer Washington will Be
h.aied cot on MischelIs ways this
.-o-nine e 4 O'Clock. where she VIII I'M
SSrSo hrss class overhaulina.
lively runaway took place on Main
"a Cos mereial streets "Wednesday
s-snina. resulting Only IN smashing up
sa ola wagon and attFaetink q iarRs
er0vd
John Leary, Z O.. chartered the
sssmeF ZsphyR, yesterday afternoon.
ssd took party Of gsntlemso on sn
sT-ursion 70 Salmon hay, where be ha-
! larQe body Of very hDs lahd.
woYkuen are nov finishing up the
P,cut sireet Improvement and teAaa
sss gagged 10 hauling earth and filing
n tha holes and Rulehes formed in the
ssrs ( b. the giving away Of the old en-
hankment.
Tbs Baptist Social Union will hold its
tbird uonthly meeting 81 the eharch en-
Pearth street this evening. A pleasant
literary and musical proRFamms will be
siyen in the audience room Of the
sbufch. Refreshments will Be served IN
lhs parloFs-
while the steamer FIeetwood was at
fasorna Yesterday, the deck hands, IN
eating travelling mans trunk Of sam
80 sshsre, let IL fall overheard. The
tTunk oontaiaed paFasOls, end the dana
a0s viii prosabiy reach ea1. The
.runk was recovered and the Damaged
goods will be sold.
We learn on what is considered good
sulhOEity that Amos Brown has par
chased Of August Mshlh0rn the several
voodsu buildings nov on the property
eogneF Of Front and Columbia streets,
and will move them on To his lots ad
dining the Opera House on Front street,
D take the place Of the shantiss now
here. The prize paid for the buildings
b said to b. tlCO.
The unfortunate woman, Mrs. Jesper,
vho vas f0a0d on the street last We'd
nesday acting 10 q crazy manner. ap
peaFed before J. Rochester yesterday,
vho deferred passing Judgment until
The arrival of her husband and son, who
sese teleRFaphed to at Whatoom. A
M. Teuton. living on Eleventh street,
kssg the lady in Tennessee. and stated
that M. Jssper and son had gone 10
WhaicUm TO look up some land. They
ars expected 10 return 10 q day or 90.
While searching for g leak 10 q gas
pips Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. IMeGinnis
accidentally sci the gas 10 the pipe on
Gre, and had not q plumber happened
along iust in time TO turn the gas on
outside the building. oonfagfatiOn
you'd surely have resulted, IS the biaSs
bad reached psiut between the ceiling
snd tbs roof of the Postal Telegraph
buiIding where Il could not be got at.
No damage resulted, although fears OF
disastrous results we're entertained for q
time.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

The following deeds we're fled in The
Auditors Office for record yesterday:
Henry II. Lewis 10 Fred z. Sander.
lots 7, 8. 8 and 10, YesleE's second; e325.
Monroe Keevy and Margaret Ann Kss-
W. Of Green River. ia W. d. Lvtz. 46J<
acres Of Sec. 26, Tp. q, r. 5 r.; $1,000.
United States 10 George L. Clarke, w.
\ Of Sc y, NE. Of Sc y and lot
Of Sec. l, Up. IS. Il. 6 E.; $l9s.
John Wenxler ct al. to j. 4. Lewis,
19xl09 feet eD Front street., next to Pom
GIN block; $4,000.
q. O. Phinney and wife TO j. NJ. Frink,
block s. Phinney's second add; $le3.
John WeBzleF to George T. Michel,
lots l and 2. block 6, Eastern add.; $500.
Ole t. Olsen TO Wm. Bracket, lot 2.
block -, Crows addition; SIS.
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
to William Mcmillan, W. i Of SW. j,
Sec. %, Up. 20. K. 6 E; $3.50
Robert N. MeFadden to j. M FEink,
block 8, Woodland addition; $40.
Lyman Wood TO ]. NJ. Funk. lots 4,
5. 6. Z. 8, 8. 10. II aud II, Of block 20,
Woodland addition; $3.50.
James NJ. Hays TO Mary E. Hays. lot
I. block 81, McAleer's ad dition; also lot
10 block 1. z ssterR; xIc9
o. n. RasiR to George ID. Hill, lot 10.
block IL, North Seattle; $500.
Minnie NJ. Kelly TO City Of Seattle.
dedication Of Railroad avenue through
lots Is and IS, bloc %, Northern; 81.
A. Borella and wife to Seattle, Lake
Shore and EasterR Railway Company,
right Of way; 81.
George II. Bowman to Seattle, Lake
Shore and Eastern. right of way; 81.
Z. T. Lee and wife to Seattle, Lake
Shore and Eastern, right of way; 81
Texas d singerman to Seattle, Lake
Shore and Eastern Railway Company,
right Of way; 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

ASorHRR REIcK BuILDNo. The Me
shanics' store Company has leased for
. term sf fifteen years the property %
the corner Of SSuih second and Mi
sfrrets. owned By Mrs. Howard Ii.
Lewis. THIS property - noe covsred
BY buildings oocupied by SleFAh. Jake
ssrseh, Flnkiestein 8 Harris aud bar
her shop. one OF the nditians % the
lease y that these wsodsa batldinSs
shall be removed, and that IN their
stead a two stsry brick bulldog shall
- erected Ga the premises. With .
frontage Of 20 feet on Mill street aad
running bach o. fest. Another condi-
ton Of the lease IL thai the oahding
nuSt Be esmPleted by November l,
lSss These Who have the matter
An charge ell a eEee call apon the City
C,nncii @ declare whether u intends 10
ruu PRINT street thr agh that bsOck %
Secoud street. IL ths answer - IN the
NEGATIVE. the 9eFk Of renewing the
wossisn eaildipgs and txexvat IA feE
the hrick sa,lding wIll eomDence in
un,.diately ans the tee struciare eli be
sssn y.lrtrd this yssf. When couapleted,
the arst door snd bassmeat wiil Be 90
eapttd by the Mashanics' Ssore. and
tns an Stairs will bs lifted up IS shops
ana usfk.raQps 10 aoepeesiop 9Th 70
store,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

Hon. I. s. KalIOch, Of Sehome, Is in
The city.
T. TOklas left for San Francisco yes
tsFdsy.
@. W. Tibbetts, of sqsAk Valley, Is in
the city.
VIM. J. Watkins, Of Newcastle. wss in
the city yesterday.
DR.. W. n. Beach, of Black Diamond,
is spending few days In seattle.
d. b. Jackson aud wife of Port
Gamble, are registered At the Arlington.
Capt. George D Hill left this morn.
ing for few days visit TO Portland.
Ohief Justice Il. A. jones and
daughters left for Olympia last even
ing
I. @. Wilson. a Tacoma journalist,
arrived on the North Pacific lass even
Inc.
Rev. Gray, Of San Juan. arrived on
the Idaho yesterday to spend few days
In Seattle.
Mrs. +. W. Clayton, Of Kamilche. will
be a passenger on the outgoing Geo. W.
Elder for San Francisco today.
ST. Ooombs. ous Of the guards Of the
United States PenitentiaFy, arrived here
By the Fleetwood yesterday. He came
10 visit bis family and 10 see bis
daughter, Mrs. James Watson, who IL
quiie sick.
Miss Carver OF Ssanwood. Robert
Miles Of samish. Jas. Ames. Gus Fried
hOfer Of Portland. l. A. Void Of Squak,
Charles Z. Page, James De Volt, 4. O.
Wilson OF Tacoma. and A. ID. Guthrie Of
Colby, are At the New England.
John A. Vaa Asdlen Of franklin. T..
P, Woodland, T. Mcleod, +, Q. MeNulty
aud wife OF Tasems, j. W. Holman Of
olympia, william Grey ~ Newcastle,
). Goldman Of Portland. ID. b. Jackson
sud wife Of Port Gamble are at the Ar
lingtsn.
NJ. 3. Augustine, j. K. Mcknight, Of
San Francisco, |. y. Kallock, OF Sehome;
]. +. MoClellaud. OF Portland. ]. o.
Gnfiths, Of Snohomish; Frank H. Rich
ards. Of Whaioom; David Roberts, OF
Ennklin; John q Ianioke, Of Fall City;
A. NJ. Monks, OF FidAleo; OhAs. Dough
~ OF East Saginaw, are at the Bruins
wick.
". H. Braascheid, n. NJ. Poole, OF
Nan Francisco; q. l.. wardman. w. j..
Barns OF Portland; j. X Rae, OF sac
eomish; 4, ]. LaHninR, ~ Albany,
Oregon; J. Il. Burnham, Of Burlineton,
Iowa; lylvaiu Levy, ct 81 Loais, Mo-;
Z. A. Hackett. OF 81. paul. Nina; Geo.
= Bush, Of Washington, d. O; ]. B
fogariy, j. T. ksene, Of Ellensbarg. are
81 the Occidental.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

Como To KESruuKI.-O.d man o.
nine Frost, Who. for the PAST thirty
years has lived the life OF a hermit on
hne tract OF land owned by his be.
tween smiths Cove aud Simon bay.
has At last through the persuasion OF
bis nephew, Mr.. W. +. Overstrset, con.
sented 90 90 back to Kentucky among
us relatives ana friends and pass The
rsIaAinser OF his days. The old man Ia
seV 'nty two years Of age bot wonder
taliy preserved. he is well known 20 all
Old settlers, ssd although living within
tefee or four miles II the city be has
nss been 10 town for hfteen years except
90 sne or tSo occassions. when be VA
Drought IN 20 answer 10 the charge Of
insanity. tie is very tall and stands
esce' On hts place he wears scAnty
soothing made Of gunRy Sacks. and
Soks mach like pictures Of the Wild
oi tee woods He lives IN q cave ead
aud Althsngh be has fine. large piece
ot rich land be does not cultivate foot
o. H. he has quite . band OF stock.
and when daring hts last exAninatian
% ne charge Of insanity. he vas asked
SsN D. hvtd on he replied: "Skunk
saeoAoe and milk" Although his sanity
eas twice been Questioned be has never
seen sent % the asylum, bat Al Que tine
kaafdiAn vas appointed foe tim.
SIS ihing sas ever since pre- ed upon
aA mind and he lays all his lila IN late
ns Aforesaid guardian. HIS nephew
NJ; OVersireet, came here recently aad
sapeFinteud the settling MP Of she
So mans AFFAIRS. he expects D. get
s'esy'hiRgR strAisateped Up aud be
Ieaay 70 leave for Kentucky By the latter
tart Of next week.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

Bio FISH WITH SMALL Hook.-A large,
green-eyed black Gsh, measuring seven
and half feet from tip 70 tip, vas
ssught IN this bay yesterday. by man
Who Gas s6s5ing for tom Gods. With 8
liaht line. aud small hook. IL seems
that IN some manner this monster R1t
the hsok In bis tail, and permitted him
self 10 be slosly drawn 90 the sarfaoe
tail drst. The fisherman fastened q
large liRe sroand hin and towed aim
% the Columbia street slip. This peca-
liar ash vac visited by fully Gee hun
dEsd people yesterday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

AID the old felix's laugh whsn tAsy ind
taAtt the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Pies. - more easily
taken aud more beneficial IN its action
than bitter. naussous medicines Il is .
most vsiuAols family remedy 70 set on
the bowels, 20 cleanse ths system. and
20 dlspel colds. hsAdaehss and feSeEs.
Manufactured szly by the California
Fig Syrup Co. sen Francisco. Gal. For
sale By A. B. STKwAEI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

That produces that beautiful, soft and
delicate complexion and leaves no traces
of its app iicatisn or injurious efecisf
The answer; WIsDoM's RoBERTINE ac-
composites all this and is pronounced
by ladies Of taste and refinement the
most delightful toilet article ever pro
duced. Guaranteed under q forfeiture
Of $1,000 to be absolutely free from
harmful or injurious substances. For
sale by A. B. STEwARr. mrs vssu&wly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

RADLI DAMASKD.-A Gar Load Of boil
eE makers msehinery and tsols foE A.
B=Fh. Of TIE Qsesa City Boiler works,
arrived here firm the Z 81. "Wednesday
evening, and froD the looks 81 the ma
chinery it vent throaRh . terrible
smAsh-ap somewhere along the line.
he principal toois we're . 81 OF boiIeE-
rolleEs and boiler iren p1nsb. A con-
mlttse a. experts weFs 80 10 WoFk yes-
terdAy 10 examine tie tooia and adjust
The dAns ueish trey found 10 b BE-
ivssH $40 asa $50
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

Pay from 800 TO $50 more to an
agent for q piano when you can buy q
Weber and Decker 4 Son piano direct
from the factory and save all profits to
middIemen, Frank kinball. manu-
facturer's Agent. Office, three doors
above postofiee. Pianos on easy terms
and for rent. Sample pianos on hand
Send and get prices. fs22.tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

SPrtnq Goods, We have received sew
eFal large shipments aRd the low prices
which we have marked them cannot
fail 10 attract general attention FROM
eAsk purchasers Of dry goods.
mhl9 CHESTER CLKARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-25

cee6fnes wsrs vsry fufsFsstinR. sucA q
woald maks daliRhffal samner and "a
sAors reading Il fully reported
lf was decided thai the petition fer y
street was all right and the work esnid
safely proesed. The petitio1 for @ street.
however. recently Submitted - she
Csuneii. had not the desired number Of
signers. leaving the Tseoms Land Com
pany CT, and - the sfsset eAnnos be
improved
Mayor Mann. meeting Csunsilaan
Bashf0rd % The stEeet tbs day before
the sitting Of the Ccunail, ioe1sely
made complaint about his (the Mayor
being barred cat. " Vel, ws have the
interests Of the city % look 70, said
Mr. B3shfoFd. and Wa cannes allow
ANYTHING 20 interfere with us IN that
II were 20 be allswed in there ]
would break up the whole combination,
wooldn't III said the Mayor.
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II. Thomas, North Yakima; ID. t. Davis,
A. Hopkins, Akron, Ohio;
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